Posts by Sean Fallon
Design
Joysticks And Rayguns Are The Latest Gadgets To Get Exploded
11:45AM Sean Fallon | Still not tired of the whole exploded t-shirt thing? Now you can add rayguns and joysticks to your collection for $US16. More »
Screens
The Epic HDTV Buyer’s Guide Flowchart
11:00AM Sean Fallon | Not sure what HDTV you should buy this Christmas? Thank god we have flowcharts to make the process easier. More »
QOTD
Do You “Get” The Chrome OS?
10:20AM Sean Fallon | Today we got our first glimpse at Google’s Chrome OS and learned what it’s all about. So let’s start a discussion about some of the big issues. More »
Design
Apple Exec Wants You To Puke All Over His Mind-Bending Deck
6:20AM Sean Fallon | Senior Apple Exec Jeff Dauber’s passion for technology is matched only by his passion for contemporary art, which is why he called on architect Thom Faulders to build him a backyard deck that is a mind-bending combination of both. More »
Random Stuff
FAA Computer Glitch Causing Widespread Flight Delays
5:11AM Sean Fallon | For the second time in 15 months, an FAA computer glitch has rippled through airports across the United States, causing major delays. More »
Games
Unnecessary Upgrades: Accelerometer-Controlled Marble Maze
3:40AM Sean Fallon | Some old-fashioned games simply don’t need a 21st century makeover — like the wooden marble maze. Adding accelerometer control seems like a pointless endeavour. More »
Screens
A Guide To Choosing The HDTV That’s Right For You
9:40AM Sean Fallon | If your holiday plans involve buying a new HDTV, HD Guru has put together a quick and dirty guide to help you avoid some of the pitfalls many consumers fall into. More »
Design
The Spica Water Speaker Makes Listening To Music Uncomfortable
6:20AM Sean Fallon | When was the last time a song made you want to pee? Well, there is a first time for everything, and your first bladder-rocking beat may come courtesy of the Spica water speaker. More »
Science
Scientists Make First Programmable Quantum Processor
3:44AM Sean Fallon | In the future, quantum computers will accomplish in seconds what would take years with our best computers today. Physicists at NIST have made a significant leap towards this goal by demonstrating the first “universal” programmable quantum information processor. More »
Vehicles
